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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1928
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin, published weekly during the college year by Barnard College students, reports on undergraduate association activities and campus affairs between vacations and exams.
A cloudy note reflects on a year of intellectual discovery and the paper’s imminent transition to a new editor as the presses continue. It expresses hope for ongoing ideas and a continued stir of thought after the change.
Sophomores must select an adviser in their intended major department under faculty regulation. All students graduating in June or September 1930 must name a adviser from a listed group of instructors. Registrar office distributes selection cards. return by April 4.
The Barnard College editorial argues that campus debate should be lively and purposeful rather than mere chatter. It condemns stagnant papers and urges student writers to engage with conviction, while outlining graduation and summer program notices for 1928 29 including methods courses and geology field course deadlines.
A compiled roster of advisers labeled by discipline and title. Names span anthropology botany chemistry economics sociology English liberal arts philosophy religion and more, including professors doctors Misses and Mr. with varied departmental affiliations and titles. The list appears as an intended reference for students or faculty seeking mentors across multiple colleges or programs.
A reader commends the Dul bulletin for the series on Presidential Possibilities. The writer urges voters to seek clear candidate summaries, noting Herbert Hoover as a strong start and praising the paper for guiding informed voting. The letter supports continuing installments.
Barnard Glee Club directed by Charles Doersam will perform two or three groups at the Barnard Gymnasium in the assembly hour of one ten. Alice Iktner leads the energetic club as it showcases two years of aimed achievement with a solo artist to be announced on posters.
Olive Bushnell was elected president of the Athletic Association on Thursday March 22 defeating Lenore Moolter and Evelyn Atkinson. She has three years of college athletics including chairing Greek Games, leading track, and serving on the class basketball and baseball teams. She is business manager of Mort1 Leand.
On Thursday March 22 Jean Macalister was elected chairman of the Honor Board. The unsuccessful candidates were Margan Fuller and Louise Laidlaw. Macalister brings two years on the board and prior service as chairman of Mysteries and a costuming committee member. She is treasurer of Bro Hall, assistant editor of Starcard, and class representative in the Student Assembly.
A listing highlights scholars including Friess, Spanish Professor Marcial Dorado, Crampton, Gregory, and Lowther across zoology and related fields.
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